The Timberwolves showed great strength by beating the Suns 126-109 in a tight game to take a 3-0 lead. Among them, the team's core player Edwards once again shone on the field, and his outstanding performance was the key to the team's victory.
In this game, Edwards played at a very high level, playing 43 minutes in the game, shooting an astonishing percentage from the field, making no free throws, scoring 36 points, grabbing nine rebounds, diching out five assists, and having a plus/minus of 19. Especially in the crucial fourth quarter, he scored 18 points in a single quarter to help the team stabilize its position.
It is worth mentioning that Edwards has been getting better and better in the playoffs, and he has scored more than 30 points in a single game twice, tying the record of the legendary Garnett in team history. Although Garnett has played more games in the playoffs, Edwards has shown his talent and potential by achieving such brilliance in fewer appearances.
In the series against the Suns, Edwards showed the strength of a big-game player. He was undaunted by the Suns' defense, and he fought fierce duels against opponents, even against his idol Durant. His performances showed the fans his desire to win and his love for the game.
In addition, Edwards also had a good performance in the regular season, but in the playoffs, he performed even better, with improved statistics, such as points, rebounds, and assists. It's a testament to the fact that he's a real big-picture player who can step up and contribute to the team when it matters most.
Overall, Edwards has been remarkable in this series, and he has proven himself to be a great player with his quality. His outstanding performance has also instilled strong confidence in the Timberwolves, and I believe that he will continue to bring more surprises and exciting performances to fans in future games.